- ...system
- If you don't know what Linux is, and you would like to find
out, a very good source of documentation is the WWW page
http://www.linux.org/.
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- ...distribution,
- If you are using a recent version of Debian, you may be able
to follow the instructions for RedHat 4.0.0 with some modifications;
dpkg supports installing RedHat packages now.
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- ...do.
- This procedure is also an option if you are using RedHat
3.0.3.
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- ...computer.
- SIPB offers a brief paper called Installing RedHat-Athena Linux on MITnet. You can pick it up
where you got this.
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- ...knows.
- If you change your root password you'll have to propagate
your changes manually to /etc/passwd.local because
/etc/passwd is reset on boot.
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- Even if you are tortured.
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- ...encounter.
- SIPB has an Inessential NetNews document, if you want more
information on reading news.
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- ...discuss:
- If you are unfamiliar with discuss, you can read
``Inessential Discuss,'' which should be available where you
obtained this document.
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- ...scripts
- CGI scripts may introduce security holes of their own. Be
very careful with them.
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- ...knowledgeable.
- Look at
http://web.mit.edu/telnet/www/scenarios.html for more
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- An encrypted password consists of fourteen random-looking
characters between the first and second colons on a line in a
passwd file.
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- ...points.
- You can exclude specific files with GNU tar: tar
cXf exclusionfile path dev will back up all of
the files under path which are not listed in
exclusionfile to the device (or file) dev.
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- ...network,
- Network backups can be eavesdropped on unless you encrypt
the connection with a program like ssh. Make them only if you
have no other choice.
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